Enhancing Students’ Interest in Marine Life with SFRA
In a bid to enhance environmental awareness and support the fishing profession, the Sharjah Fisheries and Agriculture Authority (SFRA) is implementing a strategic plan to attract children to its initiatives and activities. His Excellency Ali Ahmed Abu Ghazin, Chairman of the SFRA, emphasized the importance of preserving fish resources and marine life for achieving self-sufficiency in the region.
The SFRA is dedicated to engaging school students and children in general, to educate them about the significance of fish resources and to nurture their talents in this field. The authority aims to provide the necessary support for children to succeed and excel in the fishing industry.
One of the key initiatives launched by the SFRA is the “Our Seas are Wealth” campaign, which is designed to encourage children to explore their interests in fish resources and marine life. Through this initiative, children are given the opportunity to learn about the importance of preserving aquatic ecosystems and the role they can play in protecting them.
By targeting children at a young age, the SFRA hopes to instill a sense of responsibility towards the environment and create a generation of environmentally-conscious individuals who are passionate about marine life. Through educational programs and hands-on activities, children are able to develop their skills and knowledge in the field of fisheries and aquaculture.
The SFRA’s efforts to engage children in environmental conservation and fishing practices are crucial for the sustainable development of the region’s marine resources. By raising awareness among the younger generation, the authority is paving the way for a more sustainable and vibrant fishing industry in Sharjah.
Furthermore, the SFRA’s focus on supporting fishermen and the fishing profession is essential for ensuring the livelihoods of those who depend on the sea for their income. By providing training and resources to fishermen, the authority is helping to improve the efficiency and sustainability of the fishing industry.
In addition to its educational initiatives, the SFRA also works to promote responsible fishing practices and to combat illegal fishing activities. By enforcing regulations and monitoring fishing activities in the region, the authority is ensuring the long-term viability of fish stocks and marine ecosystems.
Overall, the SFRA’s commitment to engaging children in environmental awareness and supporting the fishing profession is a testament to its dedication to sustainable development in Sharjah. By investing in the future generation of fishermen and environmental stewards, the authority is laying the foundation for a thriving and healthy marine environment for years to come.
